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My current 4 cars.... $301/mo. The Z06 went up a little this year and I bet the 350 sooner or later. Porsche has highest premium for Comp & Coll. Not surprised.
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Exactly!!My quotes were $821 per year for stated value from Grundy, no deductible, no mileage limitation.
Regular carrier is West Bend Insurance - $1,454 per year. $500 Comp, $1,000 collision deductible. Then you have normal wear & tear depreciation from there.
I will go with Grundy. Don't drive it 5 months out of the year anyway.
Right, it can't be the grocery getter. If I took it to go out to dinner I'd have to sit at a window where I could see it all the time anyway and couldn't enjoy my meal, Lol.Exactly!!
This is what I did with my '13 Roush Stage 3. Valued the car at 47k, and I paid 435 for the year. I saved 800 bucks a year as opposed to going with Liberty Mutual, whom I have coverage with on my daily driver.
I don't drive my car during those winter months as well. The only downfall with Grundy is, you can't use to car to drive to work or take the car out to dinner. Which is really no problem for me, I don't do either. I take the truck.
I need to do whatever you do for a livingMy current 4 cars.... $301/mo. The Z06 went up a little this year and I bet the 350 sooner or later. Porsche has highest premium for Comp & Coll. Not surprised.
damn, I wish I had a better driving record/longer driving experience. 24 y/o with 1 point ~$4300/yr for the Shelby and my F150
Rumor has it, he's a Gigolo :lol:I need to do whatever you do for a living
I do remember emailing them and inquiring about an insurance quote. They didn't do business with my state in MA.You guys might want to call Hagerty insurance. I live in Michigan "no fault" and my auto owners insurance was $2700 a year. Hagerty is $1495 a year and it's better coverage. My insurance cost me $8500 a year for a 2012 f150 fx2, 2013 fusion, 2013 transit connect and my Shelby gt350. But I just saved 1200 switching to Hagerty and I also have a 1956 f100 I pay $200. Year at Hagerty
That's odd. I assumed they did nation wide coverage. Have you called them or just Emailed them. They consider our cars modern classics.I do remember emailing them and inquiring about an insurance quote. They didn't do business with my state in MA.
I'm actually in Las Vegas right now so what happens here.... nuff said.Rumor has it, he's a Gigolo :lol:
Damn man - I'm 28, no tickets/points and I pay $2400 a year for the following cars:damn, I wish I had a better driving record/longer driving experience. 24 y/o with 1 point ~$4300/yr for the Shelby and my F150
I sell insurance in CA and I am 99% sure you are over paying for this. As long as you really only have the one point, you should still be considered a CA good driver unless you just got your license within the last few years.damn, I wish I had a better driving record/longer driving experience. 24 y/o with 1 point ~$4300/yr for the Shelby and my F150